Electrical, Computer, & Systems Engineering @ Rensselaer

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ECSE Curriculum Changes

IMPORTANT: Curriculum Changes for Fall 2009
The Electrical Engineering, Computer and Systems Engineering and Electrical Power Engineering programs have significant changes which take effect in Fall 2009. Students in all class years will be affected by these changes. It is important to read the description of the program changes before registering for your fall classes. Specific instructions for students in the Class of 2010, Class of 2011 and Class of 2012 are also provided.

Undergraduate Advisor

When your advisor is not available or when you are concerned that you may be getting erroneous information from your friends and classmates, please see David Nichols. He also handles all non-standard curricular matters such as accommodating Co-op assignments, course transfers, etc. More information »»

ECSE Registration and Advising Information

Fall Special Topics Courses

ECSE-496x Digital Signal Processing
For Fall 2009, we will offer ECSE-496x Digital Signal Processing in place of ECSE-4510 Discrete Time Systems. This DSP course will expand on the signal processing topics currently in DTS but will not cover the control part. Instead, it will include more advanced topics in DSP. This DSP course can be used in place of DTS as a pre-requisite for ECSE-4540 Introduction to Image Processing and ECSE-4760 Real-Time Applications in Control and Communications. ECSE-4510 DTS will be offered in the spring with an increased emphasis on digital control and less emphasis on signal processing. Students can get credit for both classes. If a student is mostly interested in DTS for the control part, it may be better to wait until the spring to take DTS rather than the fall DSP course.

Undergraduate Advisor ECSE Curriculum Changes Class of 2010 Class of 2011 Class of 2012 Templates for ECSE Degrees ECSE Registration and Advising Information Fall Special Topics Courses Advising FAQ
	Notice - These ECSE Advising pages are being updated. We apologize if there is any information you are not able to find. If you contact David Nichols he can help. Remember to check back often for new content.
	ECSE Curriculum Changes IMPORTANT: Curriculum Changes for Fall 2009 The Electrical Engineering, Computer and Systems Engineering and Electrical Power Engineering programs have significant changes which take effect in Fall 2009. Students in all class years will be affected by these changes. It is important to read the description of the program changes before registering for your fall classes. Specific instructions for students in the Class of 2010, Class of 2011 and Class of 2012 are also provided.
	Undergraduate Advisor When your advisor is not available or when you are concerned that you may be getting erroneous information from your friends and classmates, please see David Nichols. He also handles all non-standard curricular matters such as accommodating Co-op assignments, course transfers, etc. More information »»
	ECSE Registration and Advising Information EE & CSE Concentration Information EE, CSE & Curriculum Templates EE, CSE & Objectives & Outcome
	Fall Special Topics Courses ECSE-496x Digital Signal Processing For Fall 2009, we will offer ECSE-496x Digital Signal Processing in place of ECSE-4510 Discrete Time Systems. This DSP course will expand on the signal processing topics currently in DTS but will not cover the control part. Instead, it will include more advanced topics in DSP. This DSP course can be used in place of DTS as a pre-requisite for ECSE-4540 Introduction to Image Processing and ECSE-4760 Real-Time Applications in Control and Communications. ECSE-4510 DTS will be offered in the spring with an increased emphasis on digital control and less emphasis on signal processing. Students can get credit for both classes. If a student is mostly interested in DTS for the control part, it may be better to wait until the spring to take DTS rather than the fall DSP course.